BODY BAGS

Body bags are used in a variety of applications from hospitals, police stations, veterinaries and even in the hunting trade. Popular Canvas’ range of body bags for humans come in standard sizes with a single zip up the center. All the seems are high frequency bonded to remain sealed. Additional options like clear PVC pockets for identification papers or extra handles can be added subject to the clients specific needs.

Body Bags Specifications

Body Bags Sizes

“A body bag, also known as a cadaver pouch or human remains pouch (HRP), is a non-porous bag designed to contain a human body, used for the storage and transportation of corpses.[1] Body bags can also be used for the storage of corpses within morgues. Before purpose-made body bags were available, cotton mattress covers were sometimes used, particularly in combat zones during the Second World War. If not available, other materials were used such as bed sheets, blankets, shelter halves, ponchos, sleeping bag covers, tablecloths, curtains, parachute canopies, tarpaulins, or discarded canvas—“sealed in a blanket”—slang. However, the subsequent rubber (and now plastic) body bag designs are much superior, not least because they prevent leakage of body fluids, which often occurs after death. The dimensions of a body bag are generally around 36 inches by 90 inches (91 cm by 229 cm). Most have some form of carrying handles, usually webbing, at each corner and along the edges.” source https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Body_bag